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Portals to the Past
Season 9
Episode 5
Writing a story that takes place in a different era comes with a set of challenges. In this episode, Westworld writers and producers Bridget Carpenter and Carly Wray discuss the value of research, what to do when your story conflicts with authenticity, and tips on crafting a world that thoughtfully mirrors the past.
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